To the previous problem. Moving objects that are bound to a grid results in similar problems. 

Hi At previous version , we only support 2 decimals, at now, we support 3 decimals precision, the last one decimal will have a small error range.

@UserSupport It's very cool that the accuracy will increase and the error will be less. But for a designer (a person) it's much more important to see a normal number of 10 rather than 9.996. Please write to the programmers who round this number or make the setting. At the moment this is not acceptable and annoying.

Hi :-) It's seems I have the same issue in the layout editor. All components copied from a former project have "floating points" coordinates like 12.99. (I checked the position by hand in the eased source of my schematics). The issue is that the component does not link to wires, thus do not connect on the PCB. When copying, or dragging the component, the position does not get rounded to the grid snap size. (The layout has a snap size of 5, and snapping is well activated). Now, when adding a new component in the schematics editor, for instance a capacity, this component has coordinates well rounded and not showing rounding errors. I've tested that with the latest Safari version (Version 11.0.3 (13604.5.6)) and the latest Google Chrome version (Version 66.0.3359.139 (Build officiel) (64 bits)). Is there anyway I can change the position of the components myself and correct my project ?

Adding some comment: when I edit by hand the component values of the schematics, directly in the schematics source, changing for instance a 12.99 to 13, then net errors are disappearing. If anyone knows a way to get rid all off these rounding errors and get components back on grid ... you would save my day :-)